Betty & Veronica (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest #235
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Tale of Mail," Betty lands a dream internship at Harmon's Bazaar, the nation's top fashion magazine, and heads to New York to make her mark. But before she’s even settled in, the chief editor has a surprise: she’s chosen to model the magazine’s bold new pink-themed collection. Written by Hal Lifson and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, inks by Rich Koslowski, and colors by Barry Grossman, this Double Digest tale captures the spark of ambition and style. The cover, by Fernando Ruiz and Bob Smith, perfectly frames the moment.
In "All Washed Up," Veronica's bold plan to fund the football team backfires when she auctions off her and Betty's car-washing services—only to vanish on the day of the big clean. Left holding the suds, Betty finds herself elbow-deep in soap and sweat, juggling the messy job alone.
In "Two of Clubs," Veronica drags Betty to her exclusive beach club, where the only way in is to pretend to be her—leading to a hilarious clash of personalities as Betty navigates a health-obsessed world where no one swims, no one exercises, and the only thing on the menu is salad.
Veronica Lodge lands her dream internship at "Trend" magazine, thanks to her father’s connections—only to find her glamorous new job quickly derailed by her terrifyingly demanding boss, Monica Bogart. With her usual flair and a dash of stubbornness, Veronica tries to survive the chaos of the fashion world, one impossible deadline at a time.
Betty lands an internship at Harmon's Bazaar, the nation’s top fashion magazine, and heads to New York with big dreams. Before she’s even settled in, the chief editor surprises her by putting her front and center to model the magazine’s bold new pink-inspired trend.
In "No Contest!", Archie finds himself torn between his usual plans and a surprise invitation to a skate competition—only to turn to Betty when Veronica is unavailable due to a country club honor. With a mix of nerves and hope, Archie asks Betty to join him, setting off a lighthearted chain of events that tests their friendship in the most unexpectedly fun way.
In "Monkey Business," Little Reggie’s pranks finally catch up to him when Little Sabrina turns him into a monkey, sending the gang into a chase through town. From the Chok'lit Shop to the street, the gang follows the mischievous monkey—only to find him dancing with an organ grinder’s monkey, drawing a crowd that includes the Lodge family. As Little Sabrina wrestles with guilt, she tracks down the chaos and reverses the spell, but not before Little Reggie finds himself oddly content swinging from a tree and munching on bananas.
When Veronica learns her favorite novelty ice cream is being discontinued, she springs into action—stockpiling every last one. Now she’s stuck with a mountain of frozen treats and a very determined Jughead who has his eyes on the stash.
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Reprinted in Archie 1000 Page Comics Jam #[nn] (2015)
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